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NORTH VANCOUVER'S Waterfront Park and the Pacific Marine
Training Institute will be two of the local sites hosting May 12
Port Day '91 activities on the North Shore.

North Shore locations
to celebrate Port Day

PORT DAY ‘91 celebrations are
scheduled to be held May 12 this
year on the North Shore and in
three other areas.

Port Day is an annual open
house organized by the Vancouver
Port Corp. (VPC) for the general
public to celebrate the contribu-
tions of the Vancouver port to the
social and economic well-being of
the Lower Mainland area,

This year it will be held at the
Pacific Marine Training Institute
(PMTI) and at the adjacent
Waterfront Park on the North
Shore, Ballantyne Terminal. in
Vancouver, Westshore Terminals
at Roberts Bank and, for the
first time, at Pacific Coast Termi-

nals in Port Moody.

“We are fortunate in having a
particularly enthusiastic group of
exhibitors and organizers on the
North Shore and are locking for-
ward to offering to North Shore
residents a terrific day of free
harbor cruises, exhibits,
demonstrations and entertain-
ment,’’ said Trace Acres, VPC
manager of communications.

Special Port Day attractions on
the North Shore will include an
open house at PMTI, an open
house aboard the S.S. Master his-
toric steam tug, a model self-
dumping !og barge demonstration
and model railroad demonstra-
tions.

A DAY IN COURT

THE FOLLOWING people ap-
peared in North and West Van-
couver provincial courts recently
to face various charges. -

Before Judge D.E. Moss in North
Vancouver provincial court) on
April 25:

Terry Arnold Miranda received
a suspended sentence and was
placed on probation for 18
months after the 41-year-old
North Vancouver man _ pleaded
guilty to assaulting a woman on
Dec. 20, 1990.

Before Judge W.J5. Rodgers in
North Vancouver provincial court
on April 23:

James Garrett Wells Caprian
served one day in the North Van-
couver sheriff cells after the 33-
year-old Vancouver man pleaded
guilty to theft under $1,000 on
Sept. 25, 1990.

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Ryan Nelson Richens received a
conditional discharge and was
placed on probation for six
months after the 19-year-old Van-
couver man pleaded guilty to
mischief under $1,000 in connec-
tion with a Dec. 10, 1990 incident
where he damaged a car’s rear

seat, window handle and door
locks.

Before Judge R.D. Grandison in
West Vancouver provincial court
on April 22:

Mel Harold Farrell received a
conditional discharge and was
placed on = probation for six
months after the 32-year-old West
Vancouver man pleaded guilty to
causing mischief by breaking a
window owned by Carlson Con-
struction on Dec. 6, 1990.

Before Judge C.1. Walker in West
Vancouver provincial court) on
April 22:

Peter Binning Reed was
sentenced to 14 days in jail and
placed on probation for 18
months after the 43-year-old
North Vancouver man was found
guilty of assaulting a man on Oct.
3, 1990.

Before Judge R.D. Grandison in
West Vancouver provincial court
on April 15:

David Michael Lauder was fin-
ed $200 after the 24-year-old West
Vancouver man pleaded guilty to
possession of a stolen Visa card
on May 7, 1990 and to possession
of a stolen police radio on June
11, 1990.

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